Today, a decade after the start of austerity, we are paying the price for this ideological crusade. Our health systems are critically under-resourced and our public institutions are ill-equipped to meet the challenges we face. Of course, it is welcome that governments are now loosening the purse strings to helpRead More →
A pedestrian walks along the bank of the Thames with the City of London towers in the background in London on March 11, 2020. – Britain unleashed a “grand bazooka” of aggressive spending and stimulus on Wednesday monetary policy, assembling an emergency response to the spreading deadly coronavirus – andRead More →
A majority of Democratic voters believe the U.S. economic system is unfair, according to a new Hill / HarrisX poll. Fifty-seven percent of Democratic voters said the country’s economy was mostly or somewhat unfair, while 43 percent said it was mostly or somewhat fair. In contrast, seven in ten RepublicanRead More →
A majority of Democratic voters think the US economic system is unfair, according to a new Hill/HarrisX poll. Fifty-seven percent of Democratic voters said the nation’s economy was somewhat or somewhat unfair, while 43 percent said it was somewhat or somewhat fair. In contrast, seven out of 10 Republican votersRead More →